Dear Seattleite Readers,
Welcome to the Seattleite Book Club – the only virtual book club that spotlights the Pacific Northwest’s own authors and publishers!
Fall in love with the looks and styles of this fall season.
Seattleite takes on the trends and tells you what looks you’ll crave this fall season — with a little help from our friends at Nordstrom.
Support a worthy cause while taking part in an ancient Chinese tradition.
Known for their philanthropy, Seattleites never miss an opportunity to make their giving a little more interesting. This weekend will be no different, as teams compete in the eighth annual Seattle Celebrating Life! Dragon Boat Festival to raise funds for
A stellar line-up of Seattle musicians, playing to support a worthy cause.
What: Celebrating its fifth anniversary this year, Blues for Food Fest will feature live performances from some of the best blues groups in our area.
Phinney Ridge’s top spot for a juicy burger and a cold pint.
This week’s column is a departure of sorts, since it focuses more on meal specials — rather than an overall grade of the menu. The reason for this is simple: I want one of these burgers really badly — like, right now. Like most good things, however, enjoyment can also come in the anticipation.
For one night only, a fine meal served by a local celebrity — all for a good cause.
We know what you’re thinking: if only there was a food truck promotion coming to Seattle soon. Is tomorrow soon enough?
See our updated 2016 post.
Why fight game day traffic, when you can sail to the game in style?
All right, everyone—September is right around the corner. The sweet smell of turf fills the air, and after a week of open practices, fans can barely contain their pre-season excitement as opening day draws closer.
Expertly-cooked beef and wine from Italy’s heel — a match made in pairing heaven.
When faced with the dilemma of an extensive and enticing bill of fare, a foodie must weigh her menu decision based upon the beverage at hand. In other words, what booze is in your glass and what culinary goodness will match it?
Trendsetting and trailblazing — this bad to the bone skate chic is breaking social norms.
Skateboarding might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you envision a popular sport for women, it’s usually soccer, tennis, basketball or even golf. Despite the social norm—this is only a small hiccup for 30-year-old Nancy Chang, who has been blazing new trails and changing that stigma the moment she started skateboarding in the mid-90’s.
If sporty locks are what you seek, Bowie Salon and Spa is your destination.
Oh Ombré — for such a laid back hairstyle, you can be so stressful. Our past efforts to score sun-kissed strands haven’t always been successful.
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